Ian.H
ianh@phpc.social
<p>Dad, Husband, Coder, Petrolhead</p><p>My young lad (he's 14) is fund-raising for the British Heart Foundation by riding the London to Brighton bike ride on 21st June, 2026, not on a fancy carbon fibre race bike, but on a mountain bike he rides to school! The total journey is 54 miles!</p><p>If anyone fancies helping him raise more money for this worthy cause, please feel free to sponsor him through JustGiving...</p><p><a href="https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/charliesandilands-1778422817767" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://www.</span><span class="ellipsis">justgiving.com/fundraising/cha</span><span class="invisible">rliesandilands-1778422817767</span></a></p>
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Post #4449709
w00t! Now that all the big building work is complete (~6 months)... the decks can come back out to play ๐๐ง๐ Just need to get the rest of the vinyl out and need a couple more kallax units to store the rest #djlife #house #drumandbass #oldskool
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Post #4351054
Cloudflare "are you human" verification causing endless loop issues... when you look at their troubleshooting, they list there gems... Or...... I can just not visit the site and take my business elsewhere ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ My privacy is worth more than the few quid I might have saved at your site compared to another open, and USABLE tab/site.
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Post #4351012
Cloudflare "are you human" verification causing endless loop issues... when you look at their troubleshooting, they list there gems...
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Post #4350989
Cloudflare "are you human" verification causing endless loop issues...
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Post #4287390
Wow.. I've seen some weird/stupid password requirements over the years, but this one is new to me! The password cannot start with a zero... for reasons of anyone's guess ๐ค Doesn't fill me with confidence that things are processed/stored properly!
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Post #4276114
Does anyone know if it's possible to create viewable (HTML) artifacts of PHPUnit/Xdebug code coverage HTML output for Forgejo/Codeberg? I was previously using Codecov, which works fine, but I'm migrating things from Github (seems Codecov only supports a few major git providers without at least a bunch of hassle) so looking for an alternative, more "owned" solution. Wondered if anyone else had done something similar?
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Post #4275039
One plus while chasing a new gig.. it's given me time to finally work on updating my OSS package for HIBP. Replacing some straggling "internal" arrays with more type-defined objects (most were already done) and to go through the codebase and update things to fix the generics errors thrown by PHPStan (mostly for a 3rd-party dependency). Making PHP 8.4 the min version also allows for some code updates in general (package is now 8 years old).
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Post #3891089
Well that's a shit Friday.. apparently the product team I was the Principal Engineer for, no longer has a requirement for such position (mid-level and AI is apparently enough).. so after just shy of 2 years, I join the ever increasing ticker of recent tech-related redundancies.
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Post #3883573
Never had a "presentation box" for brake discs before.. but nicely done EBC. Will keep me busy as next weekend's task (along with pads all round) for the GTI. Coilovers to do, then off to Brands Hatch for a track day ๐ #CarLife
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Post #3826936
WTF!? Why can't the US stop fuckballing about with everything and just let things be as they always have!? ProTip: USA !== TheWorld I sincerely hope the World Cup NEVER returns to the US again in my lifetime.. they've done nothing but turn what should be an awesome world event to an absolute shitshow!
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Post #3765510
Took Clare for a day out as a surprise.. 2.5 hours later, arrived at Durdle Door.. absolutely amazing views.. day was perfect! #daysout
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Post #2999417
Went for a &#39;Golden Hour&#39; photo shoot evening with my youngest last week at Battersea Powerstation. Awesome views and were blessed with a sweet sunset. This image snapped with my phone quickly. Need to pull the inages from my actual camera and go through the 300 or so taken to weed out the crap.
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Post #2999416
@alextheuxguy@fosstodon.org I remember doing these when I was a kid on my Speccy 48k.. not only from magazines, but my ol&#39; man also used to record spoken code on a radio show too (can&#39;t remember what station/show it was as I was only ~8 or 9)... good times! ๐๐ค
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Post #2999415
Awesome mini ride out with my better half on Sunday as part of a &#39;10 hours of riding in May&#39; Strava challenge... driven down this road many times but not ridden it for years (and it would have been a &quot;fly past&quot; on my Cube Litening rather than a cruise).. never noticed the lake here (between Denham and Harefield).. stopped and grabbed a quick snap. As much as I&#39;m a petrolhead... I love riding this bike!
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Post #2999414
Just when you think things have got slightly better and stress starts to drop...... you get questioned as to why keeping release notes/changelog should be done (apparently it adds too much additional work ๐คฏ ) rather than just getting the rest of the team to essentially use a crystal ball to see what&#39;s changed.. they should just dig into the code to check ๐คฆ๐ปโโ๏ธ
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Post #2999412
Never wore one as a kid (they weren&#39;t a thing).. I see soooo many people without them.. assuming they all think &quot;it won&#39;t happen to me&quot;... yet when it does... you&#39;ll be grateful! Grazed knee.. grazed and bruised elbow... stiff neck... would also have had a rather scuffed up face/head (felt the impact on the ground for sure!) Might need some work on/a new derailleur (it hit the deck pretty hard)... but picked up my bose pods, grabbed the bike and rode o...
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Post #2999411
Another cruise out with Clare.. this time half the 13 mile trip was along the side of the canal. Never been down there before, a great pathway.
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Post #2999410
My youngest Charlie (14) has signed up to do the London to Brighton ride this year, 54 miles, on the MTB that he uses for school! If anyone fancies making a donation to help him hit his ยฃ350 target, we&#39;d both be very grateful. All proceeds go to the British Heart Foundation which has supported my father-in-law for many years as his heart only works at ~18%. I did this ride in 2017 on a 6kg road bike, a 12kg MTB is going to be a challenge but one he&#39;s keen to conquer! https://w...
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Post #2999409
Thought I&#39;d move forward to PhpStorm 2026.2 EAP. I know it&#39;s an EAP, but the first file that loads in the project, is a test file from yesterday.. and now there&#39;s no ability to run the test with the usual keyboard shortcut and the gutter run icons etc have disappeared.. how does a regression like that even get in there? (not the first time this has happened over the product lifetime). Seriously.. #Jetbrains is becoming a really fucked up company with a massive slop canno...
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Post #2999408
Lovely ride along the canal down to Rickmansworth Aquadrome for my lunch today.. great weather, friendly people on canal boats, some cute dogs and a perfect mind cleanser ๐
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Post #374852
@akrabat I know from posts/talks you're a "train person"... would this be of any interest to you? Not looking for anything, just wondering if there's a good home for it before other decisions are made.
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Post #374150
@jetbrains Settings -> Editor -> Appearance -> 'Use Smooth Caret movement' checkbox will take you back to sanity and less for the vibe-coding JS kiddies ๐๐ป